Kim Davis?

[Thumpalumpacus]

I don't want to be human, you probably didn't even read what I wrote originally, you should be praising me for what I wrote.

Actually, I did read it.

I asked her why sometimes if you have a valid argument, that as soon as you say you wish the person was fucking dead your argument becomes invalid. I want to know how we get from point A) I make a good valid claim; to point B) valid claim is rejected because of feelings and mistrust.

Because if your ideas need violence to be enforced, then they're bad ideas; and if they don't need violence, your desire to see it inflicted, even as fantasy, says something about you that makes people uncomfortable.

WHY??? Why do I have to care about whether or I am taken seriously?

You don't have to care ... but you obviously do.

I have a fucking mind; I am not satisfied with not saying how I actually feel. I won't feel comfortable not expressing what is on my mind, which I very ardently wish I can express, just because of some pseudo intellectual fucking bullshit.

And what is on your mind in this instance is that homophobes should be run over so that you can enjoy hearing the crunching of their bones; got it.

I'm just saying that there are plenty of folks who find that detail -- that fact that you would enjoy hearing some people's skeletons being crushed -- disturbing. You are obviously free to say whatever you feel. Your listeners are equally free to judge you by your words. They are going to judge you by their own standards, just as you judge them by your own standards. That's the way the world works.

When you speak, or write, in such charged language that is obviously designed to elicit shock, you have to expect that some folks will be, well, shocked, and find your expressions distasteful, or worse. It's a free country. No one has to like you or your opinions. If you want to be liked, be likable, and if you don't care about being liked, why are you ranting here on a perfectly fine Sunday morning?